Carlos M. Loredo, Ph.D.

Carlos M. Loredo
Photograph by Virginia Raymond, June 22, 2009
Magnolia Café, Lake Austin Boulevard, Austin

Carlos M. Loredo is a psychologist who has been in private practice for about thirty years in Austin. He consults, evaluates, and treats children, adults, couples, and families.

Dr. Loredo received his M.Ed. in Program Evaluation in 1974 and his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology in 1977, both from the University of Texas at Austin. He became a Texas licensed psychologist in 1978. Dr. Loredo is also a trained mediator.

Dr. Loredo has consulted with city, state, and national agencies on a variety of issues, including abuse and violence, especially dealing with disenfranchised persons or groups of people. He has presented at the city, state, and national levels on issues of abuse and violence. He has authored chapters and articles (some involving cultural diversity issues), and has been invited to write several editorials and book reviews. He has been a contributor to the two reports published by The National Task Force on Juvenile Sexual Offending (1988 & 1993) and the Texas Attorney General (et al) 2001 report Sexual Assault in Texas: From Outcry to Sex Offender Management and Community Healing. See his resume here.

Carlos Loredo, like Benita Rubinett,
- consults with the Texas After Violence Project leadership,
- trains team members,
- provides regular debriefings and support to team members as a group on an ongoing basis,
- and is available for confidential one-on-one debriefings with individual team members on request.

(Spring 2009)